| APPARITORS | • apparitors n. Plural of apparitor. • APPARITOR n. an officer in court who attends to execute orders, also PARITOR. |
| APPRAISERS | • appraisers n. Plural of appraiser. • APPRAISER n. one who appraises. |
| PAPERBARKS | • paperbarks n. Plural of paperbark. • PAPERBARK n. an Australian tree with spear-shaped leaves and a papery bark. |
| PAPERWARES | • paperwares n. Plural of paperware. • PAPERWARE n. articles made of paper. |
| PARAGRAPHS | • paragraphs n. Plural of paragraph. • PARAGRAPH v. to split up into paragraphs. |
| PARAMORPHS | • paramorphs n. Plural of paramorph. • PARAMORPH n. a pseudomorph formed by a change in molecular structure without change of chemical composition. |
| PARAPHRASE | • paraphrase n. A restatement of a text in different words, often to clarify meaning. • paraphrase n. (Scotland) One of a certain number of Scripture passages turned into verse for use in the service of praise. • paraphrase v. (Transitive, intransitive) To restate something as, or to compose a paraphrase. |
| PARAPHRAST | • paraphrast n. (Rare) someone who paraphrases. • PARAPHRAST n. a paraphraser. |
| PARAPRAXES | • parapraxes n. Plural of parapraxis. • PARAPRAXIS n. a slip of the tongue or pen that reveals the unconscious mind. |
| PARAPRAXIS | • parapraxis n. (Psychology) A mistake, such as a slip of the tongue, that reveals a concealed thought or motive. • PARAPRAXIS n. a slip of the tongue or pen that reveals the unconscious mind. |
| PARATROOPS | • paratroops n. Infantry soldiers deployed by parachute. • PARATROOPS n. troops carried by air. |
| PLURIPARAS | • pluriparas n. Plural of pluripara. • PLURIPARA n. (Latin) a mother of two or more children, also MULTIPARA. |
| PRIMIPARAS | • primiparas n. Plural of primipara. • PRIMIPARA n. (Latin) a woman who bears a child for the first time. |
| REAPPARELS | • reapparels v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reapparel. • REAPPAREL v. to clothe again. |
| REAPPRAISE | • reappraise v. To appraise again. • REAPPRAISE v. to appraise again. |